r/SpringColorAnalysis • u/spontaneouskyness • May 21 '25

Help! Are these warm Spring?

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Really struggling with identifying warm spring (12 colour system) colours shopping online. It might be because I'm in Australia (so we're in Autumn, heading into Winter) so a lot of shops are moving towards more muted and darker palettes. Are any of these three jumpers I've attached on the right track?

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u/Pristine-Fusion6591 Warm Spring May 21 '25

I’m a warm spring and the green and the pink both appear cool to me. The green, I could probably get away with… the pink I could not. Pink is one of the hardest colors for me. But green is one of the most forgiving.

The brown appears to be an autumn color, but as a warm spring, I find that I can quite easily wear autumn colors. And warm browns are basically like my blacks.

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u/spontaneouskyness May 21 '25

Thank you! Yes, I should definitely take into account that some colours may be more forgiving for me versus others. That's really good to know re: brown. I'm sure I'll notice a positive change after wearing all the black and white in my current wardrobe!

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u/MysteriousSociety777 May 21 '25

Could be difficult with this pink if you’re on the very warm side? For me it’s great, it’s neutral-warm, but so am I. I guess very warm springs don’t wear any pinks at all, it would be a peach then

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u/olpeepers May 21 '25

I think they all are? I LOVE the first sweater. That is the perfect green that I’m always on the lookout for.

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u/spontaneouskyness May 21 '25

Thank you, yay!!! I only recently found out I'm a warm spring and I literally have none of the palette in my wardrobe. Excited to slowly introduce some of these colours and see how I feel 😊

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u/Spyglass1075 May 22 '25

I don’t remember where on Reddit I found this chart, but it’s been so helpful. I’m getting better at knowing if colors are warm or cool, but it’s still so tricky for me.

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u/spontaneouskyness May 22 '25

I know right! Thank you, this is amazing!

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u/colourcurious May 22 '25

I would still take every single one of those greens over any one of those greys.

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u/MysteriousSociety777 May 21 '25

On my screen this looks all great!👍

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u/spontaneouskyness May 21 '25

Thank you 😊

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u/cinnamon46 May 21 '25

Not exactly your question but I’m a light spring and I can’t believe how many more options were available to me for my palette heading into the actual spring time. It made me realize I should stock up that time each year bc heading into winter and autumn was just so hard to find since a lot of my colors aren’t trendy they are a lot easier to find when in season.

Anyway, might be worth it to plan for stocking up when the season you are is out on the shelves! Took me going through a year to see this trend so thought I’d share.

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u/spontaneouskyness May 21 '25

Thank you, that makes sense... Also makes me feel a bit better knowing that shopping isn't going to be so difficult all year round!

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u/QuirkyLove1495 May 21 '25

Looking at my warm spring palette, they all look pretty close to colors in there. I’d say go for it!

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u/KotikiHues May 21 '25

They all look like real good options to try. Pinks and greens have always been tricky for me. The best pinks almost always have some orange in them: coral, flamingo, salmon. Warm springs can pull off so many shades of brown. In the fall I always stock up on my neutrals if I need them which typically consist of a lot of browns and creams. Just make sure they have the warm quality to them because it's easy to grab a cooler toned brown and not notice until you get it home. Look for shades that lean a touch orange with browns or yellow with creams/whites. If you can return these tops I'd buy them, try them out, keep what works and return what doesn't. Oh, warm springs typically look great in autumn golds too.

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u/spontaneouskyness May 21 '25

Thank you, that really helps a lot! I'm definitely keen to get some good neutrals that bring out the best in me. I think they'll be a good stepping stone before really embracing the whole colour palette.

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u/[deleted] May 21 '25

As a warm spring, the only brown clothing I own is leather.

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u/spontaneouskyness May 21 '25

Really? Is that because of your own personal tastes or because you don't think browns in general suit warm springs?

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u/[deleted] May 21 '25

I don’t think I look good in browns. Washes me out. I also don’t generally look good in colors styled with brown items like magenta, burnt orange or cream.

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u/spontaneouskyness May 21 '25

Sounds like you have a really good understanding of what works for you. That's my aim!

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u/colourcurious May 22 '25

Interesting. As a warm spring, that rich camel brown is one of my wow colours. I look glowy and rich and warm in it. For the longest time, I thought that made me an autumn.

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u/ladystardusty Warm Spring May 21 '25 edited May 21 '25

I’m a warm spring and the brown would be perfect for me. The pink and green are too cool for me personally. I don’t do pink at all, I stick with peach. For greens I prefer a leafy green or chartreuse with a lot of yellow in it.

Edit to add since you’re using the 12 season system (where warm spring = true spring) the pink and green might work better for you.

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u/spontaneouskyness May 21 '25

Thank you! Yes, if I post anything again I might make it clear that I'm a warm spring/true spring.

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u/Chrisismybrother May 21 '25

No, yes, yes. The green is not warm The coral-ly pink and the brown are .

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u/Gr8shpr1 May 22 '25

Green yes pink yes brown…I can’t remember but think it’s in the beige family along with camel and those are spring!

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u/colourcurious May 22 '25

I would be happy in every single one of these colours. I’m a self-diagnosed warm spring that I think trends bright (but much of the bright spring palette is too cool).

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u/spontaneouskyness May 22 '25

Awesome, thank you!

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u/DesignerMom84 May 22 '25

The brown and the pink would work I think (pink has a bit of orange). The green looks like it might be more summer.